From: Russ Volckmann (russ@leadcoach.com)
Date: Sat 17 Jun 2006 - 15:44:15 GMT
I wonder if Eric Voegelin's distinctions between Urbilder and Denkbilder
(primal image and though image) might be useful. It provides an avenue for
understanding meaning as something derived subjectively and objectively. The
primal image cannot be judged true or false since they are merely a
reflection of individual worldview. It is Ortega's world of mere
impressions.
The image of thought is where we bring in concepts, judgments, theory and
the philosophical approach to thinking about our experiences. They can be
challenged . Some are more useful than others.
In any case, I wonder about your thoughts regarding including both of these
aspects in understanding and experiencing meaning.
Russ
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